Veteran Hollywood writer Rob Long wonders whether 24/7 connectedness—online gaming, texting, instant messaging, tweeting, et al.—is really such a bad + more
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Our writer, the very man in charge of this blog, recently discovered that the Lone Canary wine label has changed. + more
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This, my friends, is what’s called a “truism”: a self-evident, obvious truth. It could even be considered somewhat tautological. But + more
Turns out yesterday’s post about the sublime Low Country Blues is the last word‘s 200th. And we forgot to celebrate. + more
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The logo for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London has created quite a stir. Turns out that, if you’re the + more
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The Denver Post has published some remarkable photographs from the collection of John C. H. Grabill. Shown is one entitled + more
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